Debt, stabilization and development : essays in memory of Carlos Díaz-Alejandro

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Lal Jayawardena Carlos Diaz-Alejandro, An Appreciation, G. Ranis From Graduate Student to Professional Peer, C.P. Kindleberger. Part 1 International Lending and the Deby Crisis - Historical Perspectives and Contemporary Solutions: Lessons of the 1890s for the 1980s, A. Fishlow. House Calls of the Money Doctor - The Kemmerer Missions to Latin America, 1917-1931, B. Eichengreen The Debt Overhang of Developing Countries, J. Sachs International Capital Movements - Theory and Measurements: Country Risk and the Organization of International Capital Transfer, J. Eaton and J.Gersovitz. How Integrated are World Capital Markets? Some New Tests, M. Obstfeld. Liberalization of Trade and Exchange Controls: Economic Liberalization and the Real Exchange Rate in Developing Countries, S. Edwards Smuggler's Blues at the Central Bank - lessons from Sudan, W. Branson and J. Braga de Macedo Stabilization and Economic Reform - Incredible Reforms, G. Calvo Policy Reforms and External Shocks in the Southern Cone - A Reassessment, V. Corbo and J. de Melo The Relevance for Developing Countries of Recent Developements in Macroeconomic Theory, W. M. Corden Indian Macroeconomic Policies, I.M.D. Little and V. Joshi. New Developments in Open Economy Macroeconomics: New Channels in Transmission of Foreign Shocks, E. Phelps Trade, Capital Flows and Dynamics of the Real Exchange Rate, P. Kouri International Trade, Factor Mobility and Development The New Trade Theory and the Developing Countries, P. Krugman Policy-induced Inflows of Foreign Capital in the Presence of Rigid Wage Unemployment, R. Brecher North-South Models and the Evolution of Global Interdependence, R. Findlay Technological Progress and Socio-Economic Structure, J. Stiglitz and R. Sah.

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